Ever feel like the walls are closing in on you? Ever get in a place in your life where you feel trapped by your situation? After taking this thought into meditation, this is the answer I was given. It really helps me. See what you think.
In the meditation I asked what to do to get out of a situation where I felt trapped. This is the image I saw. In the image there was a room and the walls were slowly closing in on all sides making the space of the room smaller and smaller. Panic set in. A feeling of desperation took over. I thought, I must escape before I am consumed by the room!
Problems, bad habits, bills flooding in, insurmountable amounts of work that need to be done or any number of things that happen in life can make you feel like this guy. Everyone knows the saying, "God does not give you more than you can handle!" Okay, so how does one escape from the things that would entrap you in life?
In the meditation, when I finally took my focus from the closing in walls, I saw a place in the room where the walls were actually like a hologram. They were there but not solid. That was the escape hatch that God had built into the situation. There is always a way out, a solution to every problem.
So in the meditation I asked, "How do I use my escape hatch?" A scripture verse came to mind, "being absent from the body is to be present with the Lord." To look away from your circumstances is to leave your body, the material world. When you do this your focus is then on God, Higher thoughts. The answer that came was to stop fighting the situation or praying for help in the situation. The more you repeatedly ask for help or pray to receive help, the stronger the hold of the situation will have on your life. It is like being caught in quicksand. The more you struggle...the deeper you sink! To find relief you must stop struggling and redirect your focus. Remember that what you concentrate on will be attracted to your life.
Redirecting your attention to God, to those things that are just and true and lovely and virtuous,
will open the escape hatch. Redirecting your focus on God changes perspective and provides a new path filled with hope and love instead of fear and anxiety.
There is always an escape hatch. The trick is to loose sight of what you think is wrong and focus and what you know in your heart is RIGHT. Righteousness (right-thinking) always saves the day!
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